Capabilities

Hyperledger Explorer was a user-friendly web application tool developed as part of the Hyperledger project. It was designed to provide a graphical interface for viewing, querying, and interacting with blockchain networks built on Hyperledger frameworks. Hyperledger Explorer allowed users to explore and monitor the data stored on the ledger, as well as gain insights into the status of the network, transactions, smart contracts, and more.

Key features and aspects of Hyperledger Explorer included:

1. Graphical Interface: Hyperledger Explorer provided a user-friendly web-based interface that allowed users to visually navigate and explore the blockchain data. This made it easier for both technical and non-technical users to understand and interact with the blockchain.

2. Network Information: Users could access information about the blockchain network, such as its name, status, and the list of participating nodes. This helped users monitor the health and performance of the network.

3. Transaction Details: Hyperledger Explorer displayed detailed information about individual transactions, including their status, sender and receiver addresses, timestamps, and transaction hashes.

4. Block Details: Users could examine the contents of individual blocks on the blockchain, including the list of transactions and the associated data.

5. Smart Contract Interaction: Hyperledger Explorer allowed users to interact with deployed smart contracts, view their source code, and invoke their methods.

6. Customizable Dashboards: Users could customize dashboards to display relevant information and metrics about the blockchain network, making it easier to monitor key indicators.

7. Historical Data: Hyperledger Explorer provided historical data about transactions and blocks, allowing users to track changes over time.

8. Open Source: Hyperledger Explorer was an open-source project, allowing developers to contribute, enhance, and adapt the tool to suit their specific needs.

However, it's important to note that Hyperledger Explorer was moved to end-of-life status by the Hyperledger Technical Steering Committee (TSC) on May 12, 2022. This means that the project is no longer actively maintained or developed by the Hyperledger community. As a result, users interested in exploring and monitoring Hyperledger blockchain networks may need to explore alternative solutions or custom-built tools.